Dear list,
I received several useful suggestions in reply to my recent query
about shared whiteboards for distributed design sessions. I thought I
might summarize my findings briefly -- it might be useful for
somebody else on the list.
To reiterate, my spec was:
I am looking for a setup
Hi folks,
Just a reminder about the IxDA Toronto meeting happening tomorrow at
LinuxCaffe at 7pm!
All are welcome, but we'd ask that you RSVP on Upcoming
(http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/460354) or to myself at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
so we have some idea of how many to expect. We've got 14 so far, so
Edson,
there isn't much in terms of published work on game specific
interaction design. My colleague and I recently picked up the only
two books she'd found, which are:
http://www.amazon.com/Game-Development-Essentials-Interface-Design/dp/1418016209
(Overview of the field, rather glossy)
* Are you talking about simply moving the feedback from the slider intoa
more prominent position?*
Yes, but a lot more can be done in the area, that ad that appears in the
beginning (before the ui changing to display the video ui) could be
integrated, that way the user sees all of their control
So - now closer to the date.. who's going to be in Florence next week?
We should get a dinner going.
I'm in nyc atm, but twitter (overlobe) seems to be working well..
ping me if you're going to be in Florence next week and we'll try do a get
together.
cheers
jy
James Kalbach's relatively new book 'Designing Web Navigation'
includes this kind of information. It also summarizes the latest
navigation research in areas like genre and transitional volatility,
state of the art stuff.
The Interaction Design Association (IxDA) is pleased to announce that
videos from presentations at IxDA's Interaction 08, held February 8 -
10, 2008 at the Savannah College of Art and Design are now available
on the conference site:
http://interaction08.ixda.org/videos.php
This collection
The other contributors' critiques hit on great points... So rather than
reiterate, I thought I'd share this:
http://www.dipdive.com/dip-politics/ywc/
I randomly came across this last night. Of all the flash video players I've
seen, this has one of the most responsive UIs (example: dragging the
You should definitely check out the research that Bungie and Microsoft
did for Halo 3, where they used one of the most advanced testing labs
ever created to get as much information on every aspect of the game
they could. They monitored users facial expressions during play, they
monitored how long
I'm not at CHI this year but some of my Microsoft peers are, including a guy
named Darren McCormick who heads up our global user experience evangelism
program for Microsoft and is doing a panel or two on UX in the enterprise. If
anyone would like to meet up with him little 'r' me and I'll put
Jonas,
Does not fit your criteria but there is a really nice system from
polyvision called Thunder.
http://www.polyvision.com/products/thunder.asp
It has the nice function of maintaining information persistence and
can be booked through outlook to remember where you were at when you
left off
Pittsburgh IXDA is wondering ianyone from this list will be attending the
Carnegie International in Pittsburgh
http://www.cmoa.org/exhibitions/ci08.asp
Michele Marut
IXDA Local Ambassador for Pittsburgh
Welcome to the Interaction
Did you run across the situation when after researching the users you find
that people stick to a wrong or inefficient way of doing the target
function, and you find yourself choosing between insisting on the better
practices and thereby perhaps losing a big part of the conservative
audience, or
Microsoft Surface, the software maker's coffee-table shaped touch-
screen computer, will make its debut as a marketing tool in a handful
of ATT Inc.'s wireless stores April 17.
http://tinyurl.com/2ypadc
There will only be 22 of them in service. I'll be expecting a report
from one of you
Here's more information with a video demonstration on Engadget:
http://tinyurl.com/272fy4
Jack L. Moffett
Interaction Designer
inmedius
412.459.0310 x219
http://www.inmedius.com
You could design a process to catch
everything, but then you're overprocessing.
You kill creativity. You kill
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